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Bryan Sullivan recently spoke to The Hollywood Reporter on Tom Sandoval’s lawsuit against Ariana Madix, in which he’s alleging his former girlfriend illegally “obtained access” to his phone without “authorization or permission” and found explicit videos featuring him and their former castmate Raquel Leviss. The lawsuit goes on to allege she made copies of the videos and distributed them to multiple parties.

This filing is the latest in a string of lawsuits resulting from last year’s “Scandoval” cheating saga. When asked about this web of lawsuits and if there is any strategy to it, Bryan Sullivan explained that this type of legal knot is commonly seen when multiple parties bring suits simultaneously, as one could help settle or bring resolution to another.

“It’s common that you just sue everybody involved in the situation, so that, short of trial, you can have it all completely resolved in one single action or at the same time,” Bryan told The Hollywood Reporter. “And you can often use that as leverage — maybe something else happened that nobody wants to get out in court. We don’t know what we don’t know, right? But sometimes things come out in court.”

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